Seventeen, and already shipping.
I'm Urbano, I'm 17 and I live in Spain. I'm building EducaIA, an AI study assistant that answers only from your own notes. I film the process and edit every video myself.
Now: getting EducaIA ready for its September relaunch
Real screens, test data
It answers only from your notes and tells you the page.
EducaIA is back in September 2026, with an iOS app
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The dashboard. Today's tasks are ticked off, the next exam is in five days, and you can see your streak and EducaPoints. It's made for ESO and Bachillerato students, in Spanish, Catalan and English.
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A study session made from your own notes. Twelve days to the exam, day one of eight, a cheat sheet, flashcards and a quick test. If the time doesn't add up, it tells you.
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The tutor. It only answers from the pages you uploaded and tells you where it found things. You can ask it to explain something like you're ten, or to show where people usually go wrong.
The edit bay.
I've been editing for four years, and I still edit every video on my accounts myself.
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Four years ago. I cut Fortnite highlights for people on Twitter. I didn't even know how to open Premiere Pro.
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Then brands and stores. I started editing for clients: hooks, cuts and captions.
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Now, EducaIA. I film the building, the things that go wrong and the launches, and I edit every video myself. It started as a hobby and got out of hand.
Seventeen.
All of this happens around a school day.
School until 3 pm.
After that, I create.
Sleep when there's time.
I keep my grades up. My exams are in Spanish, Catalan and English, the same languages EducaIA works in.
EducaIA gets the hours between homework and bed. I film the mess, edit at night and ship anyway.
Group chats, and deadlines that ignore exam week. It all stays in the videos.
Away from the screen
Away from the screen: jiujitsu and the gym.
Same as building things.
You show up, you lose in front of people, and you get better.
Resting counts as training too.